Our new practical, trauma- and violence-informed tool arising from our (forthcoming) free e-Learning module for service providers who support those using violence in relationships is now available: apsc-equip2.sites.olt.ubc.ca/resources/ge...

@equiphealthcare.bsky.social @westernu.ca
#TVIC

Adding one more platform to my academic accounts roster. ◡̈ Come find me on Instagram @phdwithEden

Talk Back: A Virtual Town Hall About Intimate Partner Violence in Ontario

Just registered! Looking forward to attending this virtual town hall. www.kristynwongtam.ca/talkback?rec...

The PROTECT study is inviting service providers who work with mothers and families impacted by gender-based violence to participate in a one-time interview.
If you are interested in learning more or would like to participate, please contact protect@uwo.ca.
#AVA #AVATraining

Thank you to the Centre for Research on Health Equity and Inclusion (CRHESI) @westernu.ca for featuring our latest research.

The full article can be found here — journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/...

The beauty of academia? Total freedom to pick which 7 days you work each week.

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My first first-author scoping review “Navigating Services: A Scoping Review of Mothers' Experiences with Intimate Partner Violence and Social Systems in Canada and the United States” is now out in Trauma, Violence, & Abuse.

Check it out below! ⬇️

journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/...

The VAWG Curriculum: Day 6
We need male allies to end violence against women because gender-based violence isn’t just a 'women’s issue'; it’s a societal issue rooted in gender inequality, and men play a critical role both in its causes and in its solutions.

LOVED attending @publichealthon.bsky.social’s webinar by @yorkuniversity.bsky.social’s Dr. Karen Campbell on the iHeal App — Digital Support in Intimate Partner Violence Care. A brilliant, engaging presentation on a truly groundbreaking, multi-province initiative (also involving @westernu.ca!)

Loved having the opportunity to present some of my in-progress #PhD work at the Nursing Network on Violence Against Women International (NNVAWI) Conference. In my work, I explore the experiences of mothers with histories of #IPV navigating service systems with the aim of informing policy/practice.

Matthew McConaughey says he wants a private LLM, fed only with his books, notes, journals, and aspirations, so he can ask it questions and get answers based solely on that information, without any outside influence.

this exists it is called thinking

New gun law protections target domestic violence, but real prevention must start earlier Without comprehensive legislative and societal reforms to address intimate partner violence, the measures in Bill C-21 risk being little more than a bandage on a gaping wound.

In my latest @us.theconversation.com article, I examine Bill C-21’s provisions on intimate partner violence. Firearm reform is necessary - but without trauma- and violence-informed support & systemic change, it’s just a bandage on a deeper wound ⚖️

theconversation.com/new-gun-law-...

#cdnpoli

The best educational experiences I've had weren't rooted in the teacher's content knowledge but their ability to connect with me as a person and show me I was capable of connecting with the content. We've completely lost the plot when we invest in de-humanizing teaching and learning

The Great Canadian Breakdown: What will it take to get a “Right to Repair” in Canada? - Information Matters Fixing things in Canada has never been more difficult. Smartphones, laptops, refrigerators, washing machines, smart speakers, virtual assistants, cars, bicycles, wheelchairs, pacemakers, ventilators, ...

Dr. Alissa Centivany at @westernu.ca does great work on this problem/the Right to Repair! informationmatters.org/2025/05/the-...

I’ve joined @whrcluster.bsky.social as an expert reviewer for their blog.
The Women’s Health Research Cluster team does incredible work translating academic research into accessible outputs — I’m excited to get involved! 🥳

Some images about the piece from the @whrcluster.bsky.social team! ⬇️

I’m excited to share my first blog post for @whrcluster.bsky.social entitled ‘The Impacts of Intimate Partner Violence on Survivors’ Health and Well-Being’. Check it out at the link below.

womenshealthresearchcluster.com/learn/womens...

Survivors of coercive control are being criminalised in England, research finds Centre for Women’s Justice says the criminalisation of women for their abusive partners’ actions is ‘shocking’

Gee, who would have guessed? 🙄

Currently attending the Council for Criminal Justice’s event Policing Domestic Violence: Past, Present, and Future. I’m so impressed by the incredible panel they’ve pulled together for a discussion on policing DV, the history/intentions behind mandatory charging policies, & what’s working in the US.

UBCIC Calls on Prime Minister Carney to Declare Gender-Based Violence a National Epidemic, Six Years after National Inquiry’s Publication Working towards the recognition, implementation and exercise of our inherent Indigenous Title, Rights and Treaty Rights

Yes, and #CallItFemicide

UBCIC Calls on Prime Minister Carney to Declare Gender-Based Violence a National Epidemic, Six Years after National Inquiry’s Publication #MMIWG
www.ubcic.bc.ca/six_years_af...

Really enjoying (virtually!) attending my first #CAIS (Canadian Association for Information Science) conference and watching some brilliant @westernufims.bsky.social colleagues & faculty present. I’m also incredibly impressed with #CAIS for making virtual conference attendance free and accessible.

It's like they couldn't decide which dystopian novel they liked best, so they decided to do them all.

I had ‘older, wiser, hotter’ on my birthday cake last year! Must be an Aries thing! 😉 Happy birthday!! 🥳🎉

Spectacular view of 100,000 people attending the #HandsOff march in NYC

Any chance there’s a Zoom option? This looks like it’s going to be incredible!

How a well-intended California domestic violence law results in victims being arrested | Opinion The California Penal Code requires officers to make an arrest in domestic violence incidents, sometimes leading to victims being detained.

Mandatory arrest laws in domestic violence cases are ineffective, unnecessary, and lead to the arrests of survivors of violence, even in places where police are told to determine who the primary aggressor is. It's long past time to repeal them. calmatters.org/commentary/2...

Now I’m going to be thinking about this all day

Ok but the coffee in the first photo is the PERFECT shade

Oh I can’t wait to listen to this!